Rose Lincoln
Staff Writer
Bethel Citizen writer and photographer Rose Lincoln lives in Bethel with her husband and a rotating cast of visiting dogs, family, and friends. A photojournalist for several years, she worked alongside many great writers, never fully appreciating what they do — until now.
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Whitman Memorial Library to honor former trustee Jane Mills on Monday
Mills was trustee for the Woodstock library for 15 years.
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Photos: Classmates retake a party photo 67 years later
Mark Hutchins recently assembled some of his classmates to do a photo retake 67 years after many of them posed at a birthday party at Jack Cross’ Vernon Street home.
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Bring your cow bell and cheer for 2 Olympians coming home for Bethel’s Summerfest
Leslie Bancroft Krichko and Anna Willard Grenier will ride in the Summerfest parade on July 20.
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Volunteer of the Week: Marta Clements of Bryant Pond
Marta Clements volunteers at the First Universalist Church of West Paris.
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Our historic places: Gilead’s Peabody Tavern
This township was known as ‘Peabody’s Patent’ and in 1804, it was incorporated as the Town of Gilead
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Bethel Food Map: Texan Theresa Hill sells fresh fish
The fish truck is parked on Mayville Road every Friday and Saturday year round.
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July 6 is all about the arts in Bethel
Seven year-old artist, Odessa Adams sold her first piece of artwork at last year’s Shy, Novice & Closeted Art show. “It means a lot to be a part of something when you are so young,” said her mother Jessica Adams.
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Track pushes friends closer and creates friends out of strangers
‘I realized all my friends were doing it and decided I had to do it this year!’ Brady Wakefield, 9
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Our Historic Places: Greenwood’s Old Town Hall and Cattle Pound
Local historian Chris Dunham writes, one site lost its purpose long ago while the other is still in use by the community.